Win List of Himachal Pradesh in 2014 Lok Sabha Election

Constituency	Winner	Party
Kangra	Shanta Kumar	BJP
Mandi	Ram Swaroop Sharma	BJP
Hamirpur	Anurag Singh Thakur	BJP
Shimla	Virender Kashyap	BJP

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Latest Updates of Lok Sabha Election Results 2014

Latest Updates of India in lok sabha election 2014 results

03.03 pm:

NDA leading in 329 seats (BJP:321)
UPA is leading in 64 seats (Congress: 49)
BJD is leading in 16 seats
AAP is leading in 4 seats
ADMK is leading in 34 seats

TMC is leading in 32 seats

01.01 pm:

NDA is leading in 328 seats (BJP:279)

UPA is leading in 71 seats (Congress:55)

AAP is leading in 3 seats
TMC is leading in 32 seats

ADMK is leading in 32 seats

L K Advani won from Gandhinagar
Arun Jetly lost from Amritsar
Rahul Gandhi leading in Amethi

11.27 am:

NDA is leading in 318 seats (BJP:274)

UPA is leading in 77 seats (Congress:61)

AAP is leading in 3 seats
TMC is leading in 31 seats

ADMK is leading in 34 seats

11.13 am:

NDA is leading in 312 seats (BJP:270)

UPA is leading in 79 seats (Congress:64)

AAP is leading in 4 seats
TMC is leading in 31 seats

Narendra Modi is declared winner from Varanashi

11.05 am:

Kapil Sibbal of Congress is defeated from Chandni Chalk.

10.55 am:

NDA is leading in 306 seats (BJP:263)

UPA is leading in 74 seats (Congress:61)

M M Joshi of BJP is leading
Meera Kumar of Congress is trailing.

10.49 am:

NDA is leading in 302 seats (BJP:261)

UPA is leading in 74 seats (Congress:61)

Others leading in 62 seats
AAP leading in 62 seats

BJP sweeps Karnataka.
Arun Jetly of BJP is trailing.
Mayawati doing badly with 3 seats in Uttar Pradesh while BJP sweeps the state.
Varun Gandhi of BJP wins.
Nitin Gadkari of BJP leading in Nagpur.

10.30 am:
BJP leading in all Giujrat 26 seats.The scene is not an exception in Delhi where BJP is leading in all the seats.

9.30 am:

NDA is leading in 233 seats

UPA is leading in 81 seats

Others leading in 90 seats

Ajit Singh is trailing
Sashi Tharoor is trailing
Kapil Sibbal is trailing

Rahul Gandhi is trailing in Amethi

Narendra Modi won the Vadodara seat

Latest Updates of West Bengal in lok sabha election 2014 results

03.03 pm:

Trinamool Congress leading in 34 seats.
Left Front leading in 2 seat.
Congress leading in 4 seats.
BJP leading in 2 seats.

Md. Salim of Left Front won the Raiganj constituency
Tapas Pal of TMC won Krishnanagar constituency
Ratna Dey Nag of TMC won the Hooghly constituency
Saugata Roy of Trinamool Congress won from Dum Dum
Sugata Bose of Trinamool Congress won from Jadavpur
Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar of Trinamool Congress won from Barasat
Dev of Trinamool Congress won from Ghatal
Sandhya Roy of Trinamool Congress won from Midnapur
Mumtaz Sanghamitra of Trinamool Congress won from Barddhaman-Durgapur constituency
Adhir Ranjan Choudhury of Congress won from Berhampore
Babul Supriyo of BJP won from Asansol

01:01 pm:

Percentage of votes in West Bengal

Trinamool Congress: 38.87%
Congress: 9.73%
Left Front: 23.31%
BJP: 17.52%
Nota: 1.10%
Trinamool Congress leading in 33 seats.
Left Front leading in 02 seat.
Congress leading in 04 seats.
BJP leading in 03 seats.

Ratna Dey Nag of TMC is leading in Hooghly
Md. Salim of Left Front is leading by a narrow margin (less than 500 votes) in Raiganj.
Anupam Hazra of TMC is leading by nearly 1,50000 votes in Birbhum

11:20 am:

Trinamool Congress leading in 33 seats.
Left Front leading in 1 seat.
Congress leading in 5 seats.
BJP leading in 3 seats.

Dinesh Trivedi of TMC is leading by more than 1 lakh votes in Barrackpore
Kakoli Ghosh Dastider of TMC is leading by more than 50 thousand votes in Barasat
Sougata Roy of TMC is leading by more than 50,000 votes in Dum Dum
Deepa Dasmunshi of Congress is leading by a narrow margin in Raiganj
Adhir Ranjan Choudhury of Congress is leading by more than 1 lakh votes in Berhampore
BJP is leading in Asansol, Alipurduars and Darjeeling
Abhisekh Bandopadhyay of TMC is leading by more than 30,000 votes in Diamond Harbour
Babul Supriyo is leading by 55,000 votes

10:55 am:

Trinamool Congress leading in 35 seats.
Left Front leading in 1 seat.
Congress leading in 5 seats.
BJP leading in 2 seats.

Babul Supriya and Bappi Lahiri from Asansol and Sreerampur (both BJP) are leading.

Subrata Bakshi of TMC is leading in Kolkata South by more than 50,000 votes.
Abhijit Mukherjee of Congress in Jangipur is leading by a narrow margin.

Arpita Ghosh of TMC is leading in Balurghat

Tapas Pal of TMC is leading in Krishnanagar 

10:49 am:

Trinamool Congress leading in 34 seats.
Left Front leading in 1 seat.
Congress leading in 5 seats.
BJP leading in 2 seats.
Congress leader Om Prakash Mishra trailing in
Abhijit Mukherjee of Congress trailing in Jangipur.


10:32 am:

Trinamool Congress leading with a glorious 33 seats.
BJP is leading in 3 seats and LEFT FRONT leading with 2 seats. Congress is leading in 4 seats.

Moon Moon Sen of TMC is leading in Bankura.
Sandhya Roy of TMC is leading in Midnapur.

10.10 am: Trinamool Congress is leading in 31 seats, Left Front is leading in 3 seats, BJP is leading in 3 seats and Congress is leading in 4 seat.

BJP candidate Babul Supriya is leading in Asansol.


9.25am: Trinamool Congress is leading in 25 seats, Left Front is leading in 3 seats, BJP is leading in 5 seats and Congress is leading in 3 seat.

9.25 am: Trinamool Congress is leading in 25 seats, Left Front is leading in 3 seats, BJP is leading in 5 seats and Congress is leading in 3 seat.

Prasun Banerjee of TMC is leading in Howrah
Kakali Ghosh Dastidar is leading
Basudev Acharya is leading in Bankura
Abhisekh Bandopadhyay is leading in Diamondharbour
Sudip Bandopadhyay is leading in KOlkata North
Tathagata Roy is leading in KOlkata South
Abhijit Mukherjee is trailing in Jangipur
Satabdi Roy in Birbhum is leading.
Sisir Adhikari in Kanthi is leading
Subhendu Adhikari in Tamluk is leading
Sugata Bose of TMC is leading by 12000 votes
Adhir Choudhury is leading in Berhampore
Abhijit Mukherjee in Jangipur is leading.
Md. Salim is leading
TMC candidate Bijoy Krishna Barmun is leading in Darjeeling
TMC candidate Kalyan Bandopadhyay is leading in Sreerampore by 200 votes


9.05 am: Trinamool Congress is leading in 17 seats, Left Front is leading in 3 seats, BJP is leading in 3 seats and Congress is leading in 3 seat.

Satabdi Roy in Birbhum is leading.
Sisir Adhikari in Kanthi is leading
Subhendu Adhikari in Tamluk is leading
Sugata Bose of TMC is leading by 12000 votes
Adhir Choudhury is leading in Berhampore
Abhijit Mukherjee in Jangipur is leading.
Md. Salim is leading
TMC candidate Bijoy Krishna Barmun is leading in Darjeeling
TMC candidate Kalyan Bandopadhyay is leading in Sreerampore by 200 votes


9.00 am: Trinamool Congress is leading in 12 seats, Left Front is leading in 3 seats, BJP is leading in 3 seats and Congress is leading in 1 seat.

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Who is Who in Narendra Modi’s Cabinet

Victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance is just a matter of time and now speculations are going on who will be in what portfolio in Modi’s cabinet. 

News is that 45 ministers are likely to be sworn in during the ceremony at Rashtrpati Bhavan today evening - 24 Cabinet Rank ministers, 10 MoS (Ministers of State) Independent Charge Ministers and 11 other MoS.

As per news Rajnath Singh, Arun Jaitley, Nitin Gadkari, Sushma Swaraj, Venkaiah Naidu, Sadanand Gowda, Uma Bharati, Najma Heptulla, Gopinath Munde, Kalraj Mishra, Maneka Gandhi, Anant Kumar, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Smriti Irani, Harsh Vardhan and Thavarchand Gehlot are likely to be sworn-in as Cabinet ministers. 

Ram Vilas Paswan (of LJP), Ashok Gajpati Raju (TDP), Anant Geete (Shiv Sena), Harsimrat Kaur (Akali Dal), Narendra Singh Tomar, Jual Oram and Radhamohan Singh are likely to be sworn-in as Cabinet ministers.

Rao Inderjit Singh, Gen (retd) V K Singh, Santosh Gangwar, Sripad Naik, Dharmendra Pradhan, Sarvanand Sonwal, Prakash Javadekar, Piyush Goel, Jitendra Singh and Nirmala Sitharaman are likely to be sworn-in as MoS with Independent Charge include . 


Sidheswara, Manoj Sinha, Upendra Kushwaha, P Radhakrishan, Kiran Rijiju, Krishna Pal Gujjar, Sanjay Kumar Balyan, Mansukhbhai Vasava, Rao Saab Danve, Vishnu Dev Sai and Sudarshan Bhagat likely to be sworn-in as MoS. 

As per source and latest news, the name of the leaders and the portfolio are given below: This list is totally based on guess.Final list will be updated afterwards. 

Cabinet Ministers

 

List of Ministers (Expected)	Portfolio
Narendra Modi	Prime Minister
Arun Jaitley	Minister of Finance
Venkaiah Naidu	Minister of Agriculture Minister of Food Processing Industries
Nitin Gadkari / Rajnath Singh	Minister of Defence
Manohar Parrikar / Rajnath Singh	Minister of Home Affairs
Sushma Swaraj	Minister of External Affairs
	Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
	Minister of Science and Technology
	Minister of Health and Family Welfare
	Minister of Power
	Ministry of Planning
	Minister of Corporate Affairs
	Minister of New and Renewable Energy
	Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas
	Minister of Urban Development
Rajiv Pratap Rudy	Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs  Minister of Civil Aviation
	Minister of Earth Sciences
	Minister of Information and Broadcasting
	Minister of Labour and Employment
	Minister of Human Resource Development
	Minister of Commerce
	Minister of Road Transport and Highways
	Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Minister of Culture
	Industry and Minister of Textiles
	Minister of Tourism
	Minister of Communications and Information Technology
	Minister of Shipping
	Minister of Water Resources
	Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
	Department of Atomic Energy
	Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment
	Minister of Chemicals and Fertilizers
	Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises
	Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
	Minister of Coal
	Minister of Minority Affairs
Ravi Shankar Prasad	Minister of Law and Justice
	Minister of Panchayati Raj
	Minister of Tribal Affairs
	Minister of Steel
	Minister of Railways
	Department of Space
	Minister of Drinking Water and Sanitation
	Minister of Rural Development

Minister of States (Independent Charge)

List of Ministers (Expected)	Portfolio
	Ministry of Mines
	Ministry of Women and Child Development
Babul Supriyo	Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
	Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution
	Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers
	Ministry of Environment and Forests
	Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

Minister of States

List of Ministers (Expected)	Portfolio
	Ministry of External Affairs Ministry of Human Resource Development
	Ministry of Home Affairs
	Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Prime Minister Office
	Ministry of Commerce and Industry
	Ministry of Human Resource Development
	Ministry of Railways
	Ministry of Textiles
	Ministry of Finance
	Ministry of Defence
	Ministry of Urban Development
	Ministry of Finance
	Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
	Ministry of External Affairs
	Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Food Processing Industries Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
	Ministry of Railways
	Ministry of Tribal Affairs
	Ministry of Rural Development
	Ministry of Tourism
	Ministry of Shipping
	Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
	Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
	Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
	Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
	Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
	Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
	Ministry of Coal
	Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry of Corporate Affairs
	Ministry of Water Resources Ministry of Minority Affairs
	Ministry of Rural Development
	Ministry of Rural Development
	Ministry of Planning Ministry of Science and Technology Ministry of Earth Sciences
	Ministry of Power
	Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
	Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Food Processing Industries Ministry of Food Processing Industries
	Ministry of Home Affairs
	Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
	Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

 Expected

L K Advani

 

Speaker 

Yashwant Sinha 

Deputy chairman of the Planning Commission 

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Who is Who in Narendra Modi’s Cabinet

Victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance is just a matter of time and now speculations are going on who will be in what portfolio in Modi’s cabinet.

News is that 45 ministers are likely to be sworn in during the ceremony at Rashtrpati Bhavan today evening - 24 Cabinet Rank ministers, 10 MoS (Ministers of State) Independent Charge Ministers and 11 other MoS.

As per news Rajnath Singh, Arun Jaitley, Nitin Gadkari, Sushma Swaraj, Venkaiah Naidu, Sadanand Gowda, Uma Bharati, Najma Heptulla, Gopinath Munde, Kalraj Mishra, Maneka Gandhi, Anant Kumar, Ravi Shankar Prasad, Smriti Irani, Harsh Vardhan and Thavarchand Gehlot are likely to be sworn-in as Cabinet ministers. 

Ram Vilas Paswan (of LJP), Ashok Gajpati Raju (TDP), Anant Geete (Shiv Sena), Harsimrat Kaur (Akali Dal), Narendra Singh Tomar, Jual Oram and Radhamohan Singh are likely to be sworn-in as Cabinet ministers.

Rao Inderjit Singh, Gen (retd) V K Singh, Santosh Gangwar, Sripad Naik, Dharmendra Pradhan, Sarvanand Sonwal, Prakash Javadekar, Piyush Goel, Jitendra Singh and Nirmala Sitharaman are likely to be sworn-in as MoS with Independent Charge include . 


Sidheswara, Manoj Sinha, Upendra Kushwaha, P Radhakrishan, Kiran Rijiju, Krishna Pal Gujjar, Sanjay Kumar Balyan, Mansukhbhai Vasava, Rao Saab Danve, Vishnu Dev Sai and Sudarshan Bhagat likely to be sworn-in as MoS. 

As per source and latest news, the name of the leaders and the portfolio are given below: This list is totally based on guess.Final list will be updated afterwards.

Narendra Modi sworn in as the 15th Prime Minister

At 6:11 pm, Narendra Modi sworn in as the 15th Prime Minister, "Mein Narendra Damodar Das Modi..."

Cabinet Ministers in Modi's Cabinet

Rajnath Singh took oath as the Home Minister.
Sushma Swaraj was sworn in as the Minister for External Affairs, the second woman to be so.
Arun Jaitley then was sworn in as the Minister for joint posts, namely, Finance and Defence. 
Venkaiah Naidu then was sworn in English for the post Urban Development Ministry. 
Nitin Gadkari then was sworn in for the post of Road and Shipping ministry.
Sadanand Gowda then was sworn in as railway minister.
Uma Bharati , was then sworn in as the minister of Water Resources. 
Najma Heptulla, then was sworn in as the minister for Minority Affairs.
Kalraj Mishra was sworn in as the minister of Heavy Industries.
Ananth Kumar was then sworn in as the minister of  Chemical and Fertilisers. 
Ravi Shankar was then sworn in as the minister of Law and Telecom.
Ashok Gajapati sworn in as the minister of Civil Aviation.
Ananth Geete sworn in as the minister of 
Harsimrat Kaur sworn in as the minister of 
Narendra Tomar sworn in as the minister of 
Jual Oram sworn in as the minister of Tribal Affairs.
Radha M Singh sworn in as the Agriculture Minister.
TC Ghelot sworn in as the minister of 
Smriti Irani sworn in as the HRD Minister. (youngest Cabinet Minister)
Harsh Vardhan sworn in as the Health Minister.
VK Singh sworn in as the .

MOS with Independent Charge

Maneka Sanjay Gandhi was sworn in as the minister of Women and Child Development.
Rao Inderjit Singh sworn in as the Sports Minister.
Santosh Gangwar Rao sworn in as.
Shripad Naik sworn in as .
D Pradhan sworn in as the Petrolium Minister.
S Sonowal sworn in as the .
P Javadekar sworn in as the Information & Broadcasting.
Piyush Goyal sworn in as the Power Minister.
Jitendra Singh sworn in as the Minister.
S Sitharaman sworn in as the Commerce Minister.

MOS

GM Siddeswara sworn in as the Minister.
Manoj Sinha sworn in as the Minister.
Nihal Chand sworn in as the Minister.
Upendra Kushwaha sworn in as the Minister.
P Radhakrishnan sworn in as the Minister.
Kiran Rijiju sworn in as the Minister.
Krishan Pal Gujjar sworn in as the Minister.
Sanjeev Baliyan sworn in as the Minister.
Mansukh Vasava sworn in as the Minister.
Raosaheb Danve sworn in as the Minister.
Vishnu Dev Sai sworn in as the Minister.
Sudarshan Bhagat sworn in as the Minister.

Cabinet Ministers - Not Official

List of Ministers	Portfolio
Narendra Modi	Prime Minister
Arun Jaitley	Minister of Finance and Defence
Radha M Singh	Minister of Agriculture Minister of Food Processing Industries
Rajnath Singh	Minister of Home Affairs
Sushma Swaraj	Minister of External Affairs
	Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises
	Minister of Science and Technology
Harsh Vardhan	Minister of Health and Family Welfare
	Minister of Power
	Ministry of Planning
	Minister of Corporate Affairs
	Minister of New and Renewable Energy
	Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas
Venkaiah Naidu	Urban development ministry and parliamentary affairs
Ashok Gajapati	Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs Minister of Civil Aviation
	Minister of Earth Sciences
	Minister of Information and Broadcasting
	Minister of Labour and Employment
Smriti Irani	Minister of Human Resource Development
	Minister of Commerce
Nitin Gadkari	Surface transport ministry and shipping ministry
	Minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation Minister of Culture
	Industry and Minister of Textiles
	Minister of Tourism
	Minister of Communications and Information Technology
Nitin Gadkari	Minister of Shipping
Uma Bharati	Minister of Water Resources and Ganga
	Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
	Department of Atomic Energy
	Minister of Social Justice and Empowerment
Ananth Kumar	Parliamentary affairs and additional charge of chemicals and fertilizers
Kalraj Mishra	Minister of Heavy Industries and Public Enterprises
	Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
	Minister of Coal
Najma Heptulla	Minister of Minority Affairs
Ravi Shankar	Telecom ministry, law and justice ministry
	Minister of Panchayati Raj
Jual Oram	Minister of Tribal Affairs
	Minister of Steel
Sadanand Gowda	Minister of Railways
	Department of Space
	Minister of Drinking Water and Sanitation
	Minister of Rural Development

Minister of States (Independent Charge)

List of Ministers	Portfolio
	Ministry of Mines
Maneka Sanjay Gandhi	Ministry of Women and Child Development
Sports Minister	Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports
	Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution
Ram Vilas Paswan	Ministry of Food civil supplies ministry Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers
Nirmala Sitharaman	Ministry of state for commerce
	Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

Minister of States

List of Ministers	Portfolio
	Ministry of External Affairs Ministry of Human Resource Development
	Ministry of Home Affairs
	Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions Prime Minister Office
	Ministry of Commerce and Industry
	Ministry of Human Resource Development
	Ministry of Railways
	Ministry of Textiles
	Ministry of Finance
	Ministry of Defence
	Ministry of Urban Development
	Ministry of Finance
	Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
	Ministry of External Affairs
	Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
	Ministry of Railways
	Ministry of Tribal Affairs
	Ministry of Rural Development
	Ministry of Tourism
	Ministry of Shipping
	Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
	Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
	Ministry of Information and Broadcasting
	Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
	Ministry of Road Transport and Highways
	Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
	Ministry of Coal
	Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry of Corporate Affairs
	Ministry of Water Resources Ministry of Minority Affairs
	Ministry of Rural Development
	Ministry of Rural Development
	Ministry of Planning Ministry of Science and Technology Ministry of Earth Sciences
	Ministry of Power
	Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
	Ministry of Agriculture and Ministry of Food Processing Industries Ministry of Food Processing Industries
	Ministry of Home Affairs
	Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
	Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs

 Expected

L K Advani	Speaker
Yashwant Sinha	Deputy chairman of the Planning Commission

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Exit polls Survey 2014

Exit polls survey of the entire nation shows that Narendra Modi is coming to Delhi. All surveys show that NDA will form the government. In West Bengal Trinamool Congress will win maximum seats as per survey but the number may be reduced as compared to previous election.

National

Total seats: 543  Majority: 272

Media	NDA	UPA	AAP	Others
ABP News	281	97	11	154
CNN-IBN	270-282	92-102	3-7
Times Now	249	148	2-5	144

West Bengal

Media	Trinamool Congress	Left Front	Congress	BJP
ABP News	24	12	5	1
CNN-IBN	25-31	7-11	2-4	1-3
Times Now	20	15	5	2

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Biggest losers and biggest gainers in 2014 lok sabha election

In every election, assembly or lok sabha election many surprising results occur. Defeat of high profile political leaders in election results is always hot news. Like every polls this year also many key candidates are defeated and here is the state-wise list of biggest losers in lok sbha election 2014 with their constituencies along with unexpected winners.

This page will also contains the name of the biggest gainers in 2014 lok sabha election results.

Biggest losers and gainers in lok sabha election 2014

Biggest Losers

Kapil Sibal of Congress from Chandni Chowk
Arun Jeitly of BJP from Amritsar
Ghulam Nabi Azad of Congress from Udhampur Lok Sabha seat
Arvind Kejriwal of AAP lost from Varanasi
Sachin Pilot of Congress lost 
Dr. Farooq Abdullah is defeated
Shri Ajit Singh is defeated
Shri Sushilkumar Shinde is defeated

Biggest Gainers

Singer Babul Supriyo won from Asansol (West Bengal). Babul Supriyo is BJP candidate and for the first time he appeared as candidate. Babul defeated two heavyweight candidates - Dola Sen (TMC) and Banshagopal (CPM).

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